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In the play The Rink, despite the fact that the characters can live simply and easily, they are in search of a dreamed, illusory happiness. In pursuit of it, people are ready to do anything and even step on a slippery slope. But despite all their attempts, this happiness is only a short-lived, shimmering ghost, like ice on a skating rink. Will the characters of the play realise this?

The author also touches upon a similar theme in the play "Free the Golden Foal". The heroes simply do not notice that the desired moment of joy is very close behind the tedious everyday life and preoccupation. But as soon as it is possible to reach it, the consciousness becomes clouded, and the mind strives for everyday life, because it is impossible to endure such happiness.